The kids have moved in, and filming has started on The Real World: D.C., and, not surprisingly since they are situated right in Dupont Circle, it's feeling a little crowded around there.

The Anti-Real World D.C. blog is chronicling the experience of living just feet away from the production. It doesn't sound like a lot of fun. (The lights are on all the time. The security staff is reportedly jerky and pushing the limits, yelling at people who are walking by on public property. Tour buses are already starting to drive by.)

For others in the area, the blog also keeps track of which bars and other establishments are not letting the cast and crew in, and which are.

Living that close to a reality-show production (especially one that is trying to keep everything so off the record) can't be fun, but reading about it will probably be far more entertaining than the actual show.

Update: Here's what happened when a local news reporter tried to interview an onlooker about the show. (That's a RW cameraman who keeps bodily getting in the way. Classy!):